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I've followed the Heroku installation instruction on windows, have git working from the ruby command line (path env variable set), but each time i try to run a basic heroku create command, i get the following error:

c:/ruby192/lib/ruby/1.9.1/gems/heroku-2.0.2/lib/heroku/command/base.rb:83in 'read': No such file or directory - C (Errno:ENOENT)

I've added my executable directory to the path environment variable (c:\ruby192\bin) which was the guidance from rooting round stackoverflow, but this didnt seem to help.

Any thoughts? thanks in advance.

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  • Yes looks like a very similar error - I followed that URL to learn of the need to add the path variables, which i did but alas no luck. Commented Apr 28, 2011 at 0:29

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I went through the same thing yesterday. It was an issue with Heroku gem 2.0.2.

this thread helped me solve the issue Error when trying to create Heroku app on Windows.

I did: gem install heroku 2.0.4 to heroku keys:add to heroku create, and everything worked as it should.

It was a bug with version 2.0.2 i believe, Heroku 2.0.4 should work.

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Found the same issue, once upgraded to the 2.0.4 gem it all worked as normal. Thanks.
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this worked for me. 1. go to c:/ruby192/lib/ruby/1.9.1/gems/heroku-2.0.2/lib/heroku/command/base.rb file 2. find the code for the 'method_added' method. there would be a line like this. 

help = extract_help(*(caller.first.split(":")[0..1]))

replace the above line of code with the below code segment.

parts = caller.first.split(":") line = parts.pop until line.to_i.to_s == line line = parts.pop end file = parts.join(":") help = extract_help(file, line)

I found this code segment from the method definition written just above the 'method_added'.

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Interestingly, i ran gem heroku update which installed version 2.0.4 and everything worked fine. Very odd.
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I still occasionally have this problem (heroku 2.35.0 / Windows 7). It comes up when I try to use heroku from the (convenient!) Git Bash shell that came with my git installation. If I use Windows' own shell ("Command Prompt"), heroku runs fine.

I'm not sure what's going on; usually whatever it is heroku can't find works just fine if I type it at the next prompt. Something must get messed up when Git Bash tries to set the PATH variable for the environment it's launching heroku in.

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